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LAW REPORTS.
Chaneery Cour,-Enet. ChnnceIIo

ChaDcsry COuEt-EIIet, Chancellor.
Calendar for January 3: 5472
Moore vs. Moore; 5493, Oates Vi
Kirby; 5iS0 State vs. Hunt; 5000
Msnheimer va Cordes; 5508, Lyman
vs. Thornton; 1851, Sigler Va Vaughan
56l5, Joyce vs. Anderson; 55ls, Hill
vs Mitchell; 55l9, B5tts vs. Porter;
$500, DyChe vs DyChe; 552l, Goodbar
VA Bruce; 5523, Low vs. Anderson
1894, Hill va Anderson; 6625, Lippold
vs. Cody 5526, Livingston va Living.
aton; 5527, Loagle vs. Pryor; b52S,
Haynes vs. D4loaGh; $500, D,wd vs l. ,
N. o. & 7. r. n 553l, Griffin vs.
Williams; 5 80, Freeman va Freeman.
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At mrs. Latbam's.

Costumes omitted because OF re-
p rter's inability to get to Mrs. La
tham's residences in time. Misses L..
Woodbridge. of Kentucky; Addie Gale
Whit ey, Of Washington, d. c.; Kate
Hill, Matte Scots. Pauline EdBs de,
Mamie Svsge, Willie Briney; Mes.
danes Hattie Simpson, Tom Gale,
Lizzie Ga'eF, Julia Doyle, ]. F. Peters,
Paul Jones, Edwin White, OF Missouri,
and r. II Vance.
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THE THEATER.
Tho Bijou Opera Company,

The Adelaide Randall people gave
the Nikado at the New Years matinee,
and Ch'mss Of Normandy last night,
which osad the engagement. Both
performances were fairly we'll given,
and were 81 J ,yable, Tho theater will
remain closed until Thursday evening
next, when Roland Reed will open 40
engagement for the remainder OF the
t.ypah
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Indge Henry ]. Livlngston,

There is but little doubt that Judge
II. ]. Livings on, of Brownsville, will
succeed to the Chancello' ship made
vac mt by the death Of Judge John
SJmers. So far as can be ssceItsined,
he seems to be the one exactly fitted
for the place, especially in cons.dera-
ton Of his maUly course during isst
summer when he Withdrew from the
race rather than jeopardize his party,
thereby electing Judge Somers; and
Furthermore we all know he is thor
oDghly qualifi- d to ill said Office with
honor t. himself and to the
sat siaction OF all concerned.
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Hoi for Florida,

For best health conditions and IN.
equaled climate, for peafures and
sports of seasbore lie, go TO Hotel
Starlirg, Pinellss, Fla, tsenty.two
miles southwest Of Tampa House new,
clean and comfortable. For terms, ad.
dreea Hotel Sterling.
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AtMrs. w. y. BrUce's.

Owing to the lsteness of the hour at
which the reporter arrived we are un-
able 10 give the costumes Of the ladies
who received. Mesdames Ell. Lindsay,
Missouri; James Emery, Fred Orgill
IT,, F. II list, r. f. Morris, Robert Nc
Lean, joseph Bruce, sr., W. II.
Seward, F. T. Anderson, j. N. o liver,
Julius Christi, O. L. Byrd and Clifford
Rrucp
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Roland Reed.

The Thea'er manag 4mant have ne.
cured for Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day, Janusry Oh, 7th aud 9Th, the
CT median, RolaEd Reed, who will pre-
cent Humbu0 a. the first two perform
a1ces and Caeek at the last two. Mr..
Reed sas como new longs aud musical
move ltiss, which he will Introduce in
cidental to the playg. OF the actor
a d the plsy an exeharg', of recent
date, says: Mr.. Ro,aud r cd APP
p jared in Mr.. Fred Marfden's play OF
Chesk. Mr.. Reed has made little
clsnge in hls impersOna tion, but is to
be credited with adopting a somewhat
quietpr melh I'd, wnich delrac's moth
Ing from iis Ell, etiveness. He is lull
OF bumor Of the infectious sort, and
readily carries with him the YIN pathy
Of all audience disposed to be am used. I"
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AZ Mrs. Waller Grerorr,s-

Mrs, Walter Gregory, light blue
silk end lace.
Mrs. Walt Fa,abee, black silk and
pi k trimmings.
Miss Clayton, white elk On traine
and velve front.
Miss Morgan, light blue silk and
ganS'.
Miss BERTHE Gregory, white silk
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RObInNOn's RInseuur. .

AT the Dime M iseum new attrsc-
tioos will be prese I'D TO moro and
during tha remainder of the week in
the cniio halls and tho hij1u theater.
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A SAD ACCIDENT.
A TrRIs Runs .JntO sleigh Filled
with Young People and Kills
Two Ladies'.

CHICAGO, ILL January "A ppecial
to the Inter Ocean from Fort Wayne,
Ind Gays: At s o'clock this evening
the last express bound east under
high speed struck sled containing
twenty young people who wtre cross
ing the track OF the Pitsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago road, two miles
east Of this city, en- route TO country
residence for the purpose OF attend
ing a county darcA. Mrs L 10 9 Lep-
per, aged 20, and Miss Lena Minecker,
aged II, were instantly killed. Mss
Lottie Gix had her T g1t leg broken;
Miss iLz q Canning, rIDs broken; Miss
Lena Haght, ann broken; Mi. Emma
Shu,er. leg broken; NJ 80 Costa Heine,
back injured; Miss l. zEie Weike and
Miss b ille Bishop, badly bruised and
suffering from nervous prostratioD.
The party was being driven by
Byron Weetrumb, who saw the
tran apprc aching rapidly ard
was imp or d by the gentlemen
to stop, bat did DOT hee them. The
gentlem,n jump d GU, but the ladies
did not succeed IN d log this unul
too late. The Gene Just efter the ac-
cdsnt was heart reading. A relief
train was promp ly cent IN the sceoe
with a corps OF surgeons, and the
dead aud wounded properly cared
for.
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A CARD OF THANKS
From the Patients aud BmpIoVee
OF the tity Hospital %
the w. q. A.
To tho Editors of the Appeal.

To tho Editors of the Appeal.
We, the pateoti aud employees Of
the City Hospital, do thu, publicly
thank the Women's Christ a Associs-
ton for tho most excellent dinner of
turkey, cranberry sauce, hons made
piep, kes and tusta -ds, with apples
aud oranges, which they brought to
as today, tue first of the nsw year.
We can ecaicely find adequate lam
gusge TO expr So our feelings to the
committee of that mist Chri stan as
socia,ion, Mrs. Jabat aud Mrs. Begble,
who were assitted by thtit friends
Mrs. Stanley, MrB, Cadwel ], Mrs Top
lin and Miss Lsura WigRs-who served
US 80 pleasantly. We wish them all
happy N,w Year, snd to the ArrRAL
a prosperous aud ever progressive one.
Raspectfu ly.
TH0MAsF. WILLIAMS. Nurse wArdF..
Gu ARLEY BROWNE, Eurto Ward D.,
Gao, W. WILSON, Ward c.,
ANNA LEWIS, Nurto Ward A..
COMMITTEES.
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First Glass Ixcursion Tickets

First Glass Excursion Tickets
Memphis to Los Arge es or San Fran
cisco and return will be sold via the
Mississippi Valley roue January 18th
and again on February 10 n at their
ticket Office under the Pen body Hotel
for the very low rate of $72. These
ticke's will be good to return at pleas
ure any time witbin Elk months, after
expiration Of lhi,ty dSyp, from date
OF aale. For further informanOn ad-
dress Il. w. How, general passenger
agent, or r. II Talley, ticket agent,
Memphis, Tenn.
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dn>No The Children. They arc
SNOS especially liable TO sud-
den Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. We guarantees Acker's
English Remedy o POSITIVE cure. It
saves hours OF ANXIOUS watching.
Sold "
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Holiday Gifts.

Nothing more ustfll, inexpensive or
acceptable than a box oil Colgats'e
Cashmere = uuuet Soap.
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New Years Calls.

The elaborate preparations made
yesterday by all who kept open house
did not fail to inc ude one very desir.
able ingrt dent OF a well arranged bill
Of fare. Everybody has the fore
thought 10 provide turkey, and fowl,
and chicken salad, and cham psgne,
but few ere president enough t. f,Iesee
the necessity Of something to make all
there things easy Of digestion. Bat
some Of these who received were
thoughtful euough to provide rem.
edy for overfs edirg, and each depart.
ing guest WAS furnished W tn a pack
age of Sol Co emln'e K) Ko lulu.
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GREAT REDUU IONIN FURNI.
TURE AT AhEI, BE attic & OBS,
NO. 303 MAIN STREET,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-02

Chew Horse Shoe" Tobacco. The
best and cheapest navy goods in
America
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Ladies and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed In any Co'or also kid gloves,
ostrich Fathers snd lace curtains by
Louis ReiRel, BE- Jeiieroon street, Mem.
phiR. Tenn GoNda received nv express.
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UNDELIyERED TELEGRAMS
Western Union

List OF undelivered kilograms re-
naming at the Western Union Telegraph
oGice, New Gotten Exchange Bailding, oOr-
ner Madison and Second streets. Office
hours from TO 1880 o'clock a.m.. and from
10 m
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hours from TO 1880 o'clock anu, and from
Q to . D.m.:
Capt Marx Il Choeh, Day, Horton Il Bailey,
Jas q Bell, Jas A Mcr,gho q Co,
Mrs Hendricks, ihe Morris, .
Mercantile Bank, Chas Auca0n,
Duncan h Co, Drrdo h Co,
Alston,- M h Cos JE Co,
Woods u Co, II ] sommes i Co,
Col X - B owdon, w h Dean,
uoyer Cold Stor. Co, @ p Hunt & Co,
Mary l. Townley, semmerman,
& IL Gibson, Wm Bryan,
West h Lyon, M PEBBLES.
b ii Binford, Martha Shurt,
J v Brink ey, NV GOyoT X Co,
Hans Kreissig, John Pearson,
y M 0albreath, fiRnaigo h Co,
Jerome Seymour, Eiwar Tsby,
NJ Is Litter h Co, W II King
d CAnae 4 Co, OR Iompkins,
Frank p tray, OR Ryan 4 o.,
Observer. Mrs Fannie u Bsynold
Hill, Fontaine 4 Go.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

Greatest variety
and Lowest Prices. At
MITCHELL & BRYsON's,
3C8 Main Street.
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE


leonauc
in
care
obe
COnsignmsH Msyands kind solicited
i r hIoDON l. Saeman.
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GoLDsMITH's great reduction sale
MONDAY.
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ElECFIO Y OF DIKECrD IN.

Uxfax Asp PLAsrERs BASE or hEhpHIs,
Memphis, Team, December 8, 1886.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified the
y an election will be held vt this Bank on
the Second Moud m January, 1881, nom
10 a m. until 2 p.m" 70 choose Directors "a
seI'e'NV V'' - B, 2. READ, NAshIar.
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m1ynsn posvS B. %an onS G s Sf
salary and work himself up, repre5e nting in
bis own ioo4Ity an old established house.
References Q changed. Am. Mapufacturing
House, l6 Barclay street, New York.
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TNRIMwERS-T have an opening for Ex-
l. iphri nceu Trainers in Millinery, and
Salesladi. s, for the gu uing year.
r. LAVIGNE, 25l Main street.
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GALESMEN-In every State in the U, ion
- to represent 8 PAINT MANUFACTURE
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
bPEOILITIEs that are popular and easy sell
ing: Can be handled alono or in connection
with other goods. Address THE WIN. B.
PRIOR MANMEA. co. BALTlMORN. MD.
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T AIDES and Gentlemen, in city or coun-
II try, to take li.ht work at their homes,
Sl.00 70 $40 day easily maze; work sent
by mail; no canvassing We have q good de-
ployment. Address, with stamp, CROWN
MFG Uu., 294 Vine St, Cincinpata Ohio
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
L,'ST
TED.

DOG-L omsn and white Setter. Answers
IL 10 Lame of Sam. Return and TO re-
war6ed. @. b. CLARKE.
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COMMENCING MONDAY.

You can buy Goods at one half, and Ia
some instances at even one third, their
value THIS W REX at
KREMER'S.
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PERSONAL.
FOR SALE.

NT00D-100 Cords Dry Mixed Wood.
wv r. GALLOWAY 27S Second ST.
VI TURE-All Kinds-Fancy Rockers, etc.
Everything marked down.
AMES. BNATTlB 4 CO $50 Main Il
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0E0OO To L0AN-Un good collateral,
strictly confidential. z. x Appeal office !.
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MULE FROM PanOls OF Works, Tueedsy
vi last, one light hay mule, itNout shoes,
sishdy srf VI fore less. Liberal reward
will DO paid Tor Tetu n # tHmo to -
PIANO A OIL ANN FtrTlt YER co.
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TRAVELLING Salesman can make IS pr
Il day aud carry their samp es 10 the vest
TAIN PEN o. 957 Broadway, N. Y.
'THITE CO0L-AI
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We have just taken stock aud End out that
we have tho many Goods. Therefore we m ust
sell toem, and at onee. KRBMER'S motto
lust now,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMs-w!tn board, at
- ~ MADISON ST.
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SPECULATING IN TRADE DOLLARS
Iy1sbfnofou Letter 10 The Raasas Clty Journal

The sensation in local circles is the specua-
zion in trade dollars, which number OF newspaper
men into the moment the bill for their redeInp-
tion passed / know Of a number OF newspaper edlt-
Ors and correspondents who at once telegIaphed 70
brokers in New York to purchase anywhere from $lo-
BOO to 100000 worth OF trade dollars. One man. IN
sheer desperation having run behind IN his househod
expenses and having mortgage on his house-a LOAD
most people appear to be cdrrying-risked nearly all
ne had In this world, and bought $4,000 worth OF
trade dollars This In anticipation OF the Presl-
dent signing the bill. But MIR. Cleveland was In no
hurry to sign the bill. II said that Treasurer
Dorlan was gold and would throw his influence
against the bill Then 1t was discovered that no pro-
vision lad been made for storing the silver. Days
passed by without hint sign OF what the President
would do. The anxiety became Intense, and the
newsI apcr men stood on tiptOe with despair.
"Nobody can tell what Cleveland will do" they all
Said.
"He takes his own views Of matters" remarked an
pther
81 hear" said thiri "that no Ia Influenced by
Mall street, and. at heart, Is q gold man"
"Yes," replied listener. "but have information
that some Of the western silver men have been TO see
him and have labored with him. They have told him
that veto Of the bill will make him very unpopular
IN the West"
The ten days provided by law passed. and the bill
was not returned TO Congress- Then 1t was known that
the bill had become q law without the Presidents
signature. He neither approved nor dlsapproved:
no offended nobody he kept his own counsel on the
subject Of bimetasm.
Tho newspaper correspondent who bought $4,000
worth Of trade dollars realized So 900 profit He Is
In the seventh heaven now
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
LOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO April o, 1897
SATURDAY, April OF. NJ.

SATURDAY, April 9-P. NJ
The stock market to-day was dull and the trans
actions amounted only to 22s,113 shares. In tho
early hours there good deal Of arti-
fetal activity In the money market an1
Der cent rate was reached fully hour and o
half before the usual time for any quotations in money
This checked operations and to some extent depressed
values which had opened strong and generally higher
than Thursdays closing Later. however. the market
assumed ts normal character recovered the early do
clnes and marked higher figures. "Bear" dispatches
from all the country circulated about the effect
on the earnings Of railways Of the operations OF the In
terstate Commerce act 1t is almost safe 10 assert That
when tho weekly earnings reported the statements
now will DO entirely routed. but by that time no
Que will be held responsible for kilograms of to-day
Excepting Pacific Mall the market closed strong close
ND 10 the best figures OF the day.
Government bonds dull and strong, with the bids
for the "a up & per cent Annexed the closing quo
tations:
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

TWEEN bR SEw hyAd5kkkoAS sSETEsr 5!NE Be
r PaxeE S S3Y s wys 3S
in SS. o. B1FGsy and
for Water saason En
Bath Bunalo syracuse OsweGo Greene, 6Ifori Norwca
vile and NOrthumberand at owegO Ithaca
and El%rs Express for CAP
ton Tor Pitision: kingston. TikssOaIre. &c.
pay BSaio Limited Epress for stroasnqrs
asd sa1 s& vi S5T, an 70 mr.
Scranton Bnsha%ton cortandt syracuse osweso Green
for ithaca s sns an Hss 1
day. Go9necs a. Buffalo wtn .r,as ,or az points West
at wsscott Express Offices NewYorE and Brooiiyn
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through Trains M Bsp January 1851
M Rochester Express through dawlns,room cars'
Ii%is. Win dining a% sar: Stopping
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 IN
i0Soa Chicago Express drawingrOom Canaan
Iii:so .. w. Western New.YOrk and Northern Express
$50 p M Albany Troy Utica Express drawing.
room &c sI m' a Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Ill., Chicago and 81 Louis Express VITA sleepingcars
for ,as % Fouls 5Ss Chr
5Sc NJ Montreal Express with sleeping Montreal
ns9' Hs:s s'sSIsSs Buffalo
na y ase Sc ps Ss, . s
eeps ssiurday Auburn Geneva Ganandasa
sls wisn :s sr 70 ss .%Ss ss
and for The North except Saturday night n
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot No. ! Battory
Place AIS Broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and atnave
and at Westcotrs Express Offices Park Pace neai bto
York Washington and 730 Fulton sts Brooklyn, andI
4tl. St, williamsburg ,.,- . -. ~.
Recommendations and seepingcars can De
procue OF the ticket offices IN Vi'T ana
1853 Washing St, Brooklyn
Paggage called for and checked from residence
Th.ss ralns r,n daily daily except Sunday
,These stop at harlem u2Sth,st and ata,aysl
j. NJ. TOUCEY, HEN ~ MoN 3, =.
General Superintendent General Passenger Aso"s
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a LUCKY ORGAN GRINDER.
Ir0su The Boston Bnsf

"a happy thought may be . fortune is tho free
Translation OF old Provencale proverb. An example
once came under my notice OF very simple but
nlever thought almost not quite the for
tune Of blind organ grinder. IL was In Geneva ut
the tmo Of the great Swiss musical festival when all
the musical organizations from the different cantons
assembled In the capltl to go through certain OK.
animation before tribunal Of critics to compete for
prizes The poor old organ grinder took up his posi-.
ton on the wide boulevard where the thrOng OF
1tors had TO pass, and charitable young Frenchman
his chance to give the poor man into lux
pry and comfort He painted sign which was
pho legend ~H0rs du C0ncours," and hung about the
blind mans neck. No one OF the constantly passing
pedestrians but saw pathetic wit OF sign and
stopped TO drop Q coin Into the Golfer OF the organ
grinder and In consequence ut night when his faith
ful wife came 70 fetch him home, no found himself
k1ch not famous.
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finanr1dl.
WE OFFER SUBJECT TO SALE
LIMITED AMOUNT OF
The Orange Belt Rail-
way Co.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
30 YEAR GOLD BONDS.
DUE 1907
At 81 IL and accrued interest, the pur.
chaser receiving with each $1,000
bond $3.50 of the par value OF
the stock.
The 0ranue Belt R. r. of Florida
The Orange Belt R. r. Of Florida

extends from Its connection with the Jacksonville tampa
and Key West Railway Monroe along the west bank OF
Lake Monroe southwestery through the towns OF sylvan
Lake. Paoa Island Lake Glen Ethel Longwood Altamont
Forest City. Toronto Iakeve Carkona Mlers and Crown
Point Oakland located the south shore OF Lake Appka
disance OF "a miles, and being rapidly extended through
10 Point Pinellas, the Cult THE STEEL RAILS
HAVE ALREADY BEEN BOUGHT, THE RIGHT OF
WAY SECURED. AND TIE GRADING Is BEING
RAPIDLY PUSHED TO COMPLETE THIS EXTEN-
SION BY TIE 1ST OF NOVEMBER, OR NOT
LATER THAN THE 1ST OF JANUARY, 1SSS.
THIS ROAD PASSES THROUGH THE MOST FER
TILE LANDS OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. AND
THE MOST THRIFTY ORANGE BELT OF THE
STATE 1T IL DOING A VERY SATISFACTORY
BUSINESS. AND EARNING MORE THAN THE
INTEREST on ITS BONDED DEBT OVER AND
ABOVE ALL OPERATING EXPENSES, &C, and
WHEN COMPLETED WE SEE no REASON WHY
1T SHOULD NOT PAY HANDSOME DIVIDENDS
ON ITS STOCK. As 1T II BONDED FOR THE
SMALL AMOUNT OF $1,000 PER MILE These
bonds are first and only lien the road and equipment
and in addition guaranteed principal aud interest by the
Orange Belt Investment Company which large mills at
Longwood that are earning $4,000 net be
sides which the company valuable estate and other
property. estimated In ALL with the mills. to BIO worth
and when the road hnshet to Point Pinellas
It'll estimated that the Investment Companys property VIII
be worth at least 81 not including the railroad and
Its franchiscA
THE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE-
DEEM THESE BONDS At ANY TIME AFTER FIVE
YEARS. AND 1T IL BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL
BE ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALL IN FIVE YEARS.
A. IT II FOR TIE INTEREST or THE GUAR
ANTORs TO DO 30, THEY BEING THE OWNERS
OF Is PER CENT OF TIE STOCK, WHICH,
WITH THE 2j PER CENT WE OFFER, WILL
OWN TIE ROAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE
BEEN RETIRED AND WILL BE TIE ONLY
LIEN UPON THE RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT
AND FRANCHISE.
We look upon this good investment and with
p PER CENT Of stock offered with the bonds they should
command the snilon OF tho investing public
Interest January and July payable at the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company who the Trustees Of tho
mortgare
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In State bonds the tone strong. North Carolina
Tennessee settlement IS fetched 1864 and 6s 100 yir
einia 6s. deferred receipts were active at l34al34
There sales Of city bank stock. 49,,
large business done In railway bonds put wniie
the the whole market strong the bulk OF TING
business IN iow-prtced issues. Atlantic and
Pacific incomes FROM 32ls TO 33a33s, and first ~
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt Des
brosses follows
Ia M for Catasanqua and intermediate points
for Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester Buffalo and
the West and principal local points Chair car " Wilkes
barre
m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
10 Connection Reatiug aud HARRISBURG
$40 p. for Pttston and principal intermediate pontA
Chair Pittston
$40 D. m for Coplay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. CHAR to Copay
D. m Geneva Lyons. Emra, Rochester. Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
7:5O d. IN. for Iaurays and intermediate points,
Trains leaving at y m. and $40 connect for
ali points In Mahauoy and Hazeton Coal kegionA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
"a m for Mauch Chunk Hazetou and intermediate
points.
90 D M for Copay and intermediate points
IA IN for GENEVA Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo and
the West. Pullman eepor 10 Lyons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-10
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
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